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It is now Tuesday,
the 24th of October. We finally got to the day which Jacob has been
looking forward to. The "Train" ride. The train from
Durango to Silverton was built in the 1800's for the mining efforts. The
locomotive, which pulled our train, was built in 1925. The entire
experience was excellent. The noise, soot and sounds are amazing.

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Jacob was
excited about finally getting to ride the steam locomotive. |
| Staring in
bewilderment. |
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| The view of and
from the train was unbelievable. |
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| The Autumn
colors on the train trip were an unexpected surprise. |
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Wendy also enjoyed
the trip!
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The
view of the river. |
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Sandy, Wendy, Jacob and Jun |
The
Family. |
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Enjoying
it! |
| The water tank
is still used to service the train. |
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Yes, she was
cold, but the views and the snow made it worth while. |
| The train,
following the river, approaching Silverton. |
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Arrived in
Silverton. It was snowing as the shops were closing up for the season.
| The Family in
Silverton. |
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| Jacob, ready to
head from Silverton, back to Durango. |
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| Jacob, eating a
cheese snack on the return trip. |
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| The
"Old" bridge, which is no longer used. |
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| Sandy, unsure
of her footing, as she goes from car to car. |
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Out of the snow.

The train passes
through the rainbow, as it approaches Durango, Colorado.
| A meal, at a
Mexican restaurant, ends the long day in Durango. |
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To go back to Mesa
Verde hit the back button,
To proceed to Bryce
Canyon hit the next button.
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